Flachbau

[MrVert]

I know it's a flat-nose, but this is starting to look like good value!

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...

Not everyone's cup of tea with colour etc, but with the mileage and condition, it's starting to make some sense!

Any scope for these to rise in price? Or is the clue in the fact it is unsold....

[utgjon]

MrVert said:

I know it's a flat-nose, but this is starting to look like good value!

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...

Not everyone's cup of tea with colour etc, but with the mileage and condition, it's starting to make some sense!

Any scope for these to rise in price? Or is the clue in the fact it is unsold....

I wonder what the cost would be to 'un-flatnose' it would be? Considering that you'd be returning it to the way it left the factory, I'd imagine that it would work favourably in terms of value.


I suspect that there's probably £5k's worth of negotiation in there, too.

[IMIA]

utgjon said:

MrVert said:

I know it's a flat-nose, but this is starting to look like good value!

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...

Not everyone's cup of tea with colour etc, but with the mileage and condition, it's starting to make some sense!

Any scope for these to rise in price? Or is the clue in the fact it is unsold....

I wonder what the cost would be to 'un-flatnose' it would be? Considering that you'd be returning it to the way it left the factory, I'd imagine that it would work favourably in terms of value.


I suspect that there's probably £5k's worth of negotiation in there, too.

It need something done to it as those front wings are completely wrong and not to factory spec. This conversion has a much steeper rake compared to the factory flatnose. Reminds me of Concordes nose when its down. Factory flatness more elegant. I remember this car was sold for £25k 3-4 years ago and I thought it was dear then!!